Shows to See in Asia in May 2024
From Singapore to Seoul, the major museum exhibitions of the season.
Asia’s Migratory Histories Explored in “Nomadic”
Looking at Asia through stories of diaspora and human displacement.
Podium Gallery Opens with “Weirding Worlds”
Shuyi Cao, Anastasia Komar, and So Young Park imagine alternatives to the Anthropocene.
Progressions of the Rainbow in “Ay-O: Hong Hong Hong”
M+ showcases the Japanese artist’s vivid, and humorous, spectrum of works.
Wong Ka Ying’s “Plastic Love”
A Hong Kong artist’s arcade of plastic aesthetics and obsessions.
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For Wolfgang Tillmans, “The Point Is Matter”
The eminent German photographer continues to search for new expressions in his second Hong Kong solo exhibition.
Lov-Lov Proposes “Everything Is Unreal Until It’s Not”
An artist’s digital avatar explores the fleeting fantasies offered by the virtual world.
“In Real Time”: A Living Exhibition at NYUAD Art Gallery
To celebrate its 10th anniversary, this constantly evolving exhibition opens until 9 June.
Guide to the 60th Venice Biennale: Solo and Group Exhibitions
Solo and group exhibitions to see during the 60th Venice Biennale, from Lee Bae and Shahzia Sikander to the Gwangju Biennale Foundation and Qatar Museums.
